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Remembering Can Cause Inhibition Retrieval-Induced Inhibition As Cue Independent Process

Remembering Can Cause Inhibition Retrieval-Induced Inhibition As Cue Independent Process. Veling & Knippenberg, 2004. Background. Recent research has showed that remembering may cause forgetting (Anderson, Bjork, & Bjork, 1994) This Term is referred to as retrieval-induced forgetting

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